Aira Living

A good place at a good rate.

Everything was good.

The two things I liked were the central location and being close to Kasih Ibu Hospital. That was enough for me, though, and I won’t be staying here again. I hope they make significant improvements. I’d booked eight days but left after four. The shower pressure was so weak it was like a child’s water gun, so I had to borrow a bucket and ladle. There were cobwebs near the closet and in the bathroom. One bulb was out, and management only replaced it the next morning after I reported it. The FTA TV channels had no signal. The hot and cool water dispensers outside the room weren’t plugged in. I was told the cold one was broken. The damp walls were peeling, with no repairs made. Parking fit only three cars, and the entrance was very narrow. There was a generator, but it had apparently been broken for a long time, so if the power went out, everything went out. The toilet was small and wobbly, which would be a problem for someone with a larger build. Mr. Denny was the only receptionist who was friendly and communicative. The others were underwhelming.

I spent four days here on a solo trip and found the room comfortable. The air conditioning kept it from getting too hot, and there was a water heater, an electric kettle, and two bottles of mineral water. It was also close to Purwosari station and the hospital.